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VDH UltraThoughts On Trade Deficits—Irrelevant, Dangerous, or Advantageous? Part One

Victor Davis Hanson Ultra Subscribers No one wishes a trade war with anyone. But has anyone listened to the thirty-year-old video clips of a much younger, much more impassioned Rep. Nancy Pelosi, Sen. Chuck Schumer, and former President Bill Clinton railing against incipient turn-of-the-century Chinese mercantilism of the 1990s? Many of their speeches damned trade […]

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VDH UltraChina and the Tariff Wars

Hello Ultra Subscribers: Victor talks about the various hands held by China and the US in this high-stakes diplomacy. I you get the picture, remember you need to login. If you are on the app, you may need to go to a browser interface temporarily. We are working on the app to get the audio

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VDH UltraNot So Angry Reader 04-09-2025

RE: Trade Deficit Listening to your March 29, discussion on the trade deficit I would like to share with you Dr. Milton Friedman’s comments, to paraphrase: Let me get this straight, they send us cars, stereos, VCRs and on and on and we send them these little green pieces of paper, and we’re supposed to

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VDH UltraAngry Reader 04-08-2025

“Be Careful” What you are is some ultra-right wing magot cocksucker that at best should be exiled to Russia. You have no fucking idea as to what Americans, real hard working, freedom loving Americans want or need. Dennis Kurt Goodrum Dear Angry Reader Dennis Kurt Goodrum, Usually, I don’t print threats such as yours (e.g.,

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VDH UltraWhat Happened to the WSJ

Ultra Subscribers: Victor examines the recent anti-Trump news coming for the Wall Street Journal as illustrative of the media bias. The WSJ was always considered center-right. Can it still be considered right at all?  If you only see a picture, then click on the title. It prompts you to login and the video will show.

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VDH UltraThe Problem with China. Part Two

Victor Davis Hanson Is China already unbeatable? In just 40 years, China has created the second-largest economy in the world. Its military is the second(?) strongest military in the world. It is producing ships, military and mercantile, at a rate 230 times greater per year than America, which has all but destroyed what was once

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VDH UltraOur Problem with China. Part One

Victor Davis Hanson Much of Trump’s widely diverse foreign and domestic initiatives have something to do with China, which he sees not just as America’s chief rival but as bent on world domination at our (deadly) expense. Consider the following: China is behind the fentanyl crisis, sending the raw product to the Mexican cartels for

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VDH UltraDirectionless Democrats

For our Ultra Subscribers, we have the Friday video. Victor Davis Hanson talks about the lack of direction for the Democratic Party and the bizarre things they do in place of real leadership. Share This

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VDH UltraFinally, a Ten-point Democrat Agenda? Part Two

Six, side with 40 percent of Americans who demand support for Ukraine for “as long as it takes,” with a blank check to the Zelenskyy government. Damn any who propose a ceasefire as Putin puppets. Instead, try to bleed out Russia to the last useful Ukrainian. Oppose any ceasefire as “unworkable,” “impossible,” or “naïve.” Never

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VDH UltraFinally, a Ten-point Democrat Agenda? Part One

Victor Davis Hanson After two months of hysterics, street theater, and virtue-signaling moralizing we can finally detect the Democrats’ counter-agenda. It really exists and seems based on ten simple concepts. One, cherry-pick federal Obama- and Biden-appointed judges to stop all of Trump’s initiatives in the courts. The merits are unimportant. The point is to delay,

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